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  1. The Baja Fresh chain is opening stores in the Dallas area.

    What type of food do these people sell? Is it like a Taco Bell, a Chipotle, or something else? How
    is it, quality-wise?

    Thanks.

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  2. Baja Fresh is somewhat similar to Chipotle's.... they're backed by Wendy's now, IIRC, so I don't
    know how their quality is anymore....

    Bob

    "Mark Shaw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    The Baja Fresh chain is opening stores in the Dallas area.

    What type of food do these people sell? Is it like a Taco Bell, a Chipotle, or something else? How
    is it, quality-wise?

    Thanks.

    --
    Mark Shaw contact info at homepage --> panix.com~mshaw
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    "[The Blues] is the kind of music that doesn't mince words -- it gets right to it." -Bonnie Raitt

  3. "Mark Shaw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    | The Baja Fresh chain is opening stores in the Dallas area.
    |
    | What type of food do these people sell? Is it like a Taco Bell, a Chipotle, or something else? How
    | is it, quality-wise?
    |

    The dining area is standing room only and long lines when they are open. They do not have freezers
    (hence all their food is fresh). It's Mexican/Baja style foods. Burritos and the like. Very fresh,
    great salsa and the grilled scallions are better than breath mints.

  4. (Mark Shaw) said:

    The Baja Fresh chain is opening stores in the Dallas area.

    What type of food do these people sell? Is it like a Taco Bell, a Chipotle, or something else? How
    is it, quality-wise?

    Take a look:

    bajafresh.comindex.jsp

    None here, but the pictures sure look good. The web site also has nutrition info.

  5. "Mark Shaw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    The Baja Fresh chain is opening stores in the Dallas area.

    What type of food do these people sell? Is it like a Taco Bell, a Chipotle, or something else? How
    is it, quality-wise?

    Thanks.

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    Mark Shaw

    IMO, they far surpass Taco Bell and pretty much most other of the fast food "Mexican" places. My
    husband would debate me on their comparison to Chipotle, which I think serves overspiced and
    oversalted food...but I still say Baja Fresh is better than them as well. They serve all fresh,
    never frozen Baja style food...meaning tacos and burritos and such. The difference is, the freshness
    and flavor. Nothing is oversalted, or overseasoned. They make things like the guacamole in small
    batches, so it's fresh when you get it. You can see them preparing your food, which to me is a plus.
    They use only fresh ingredients. The Baja salsa is out of this world, and my husband loves the
    Cebollitas, which are fire roasted green onions. The steak and chicken is charbroiled, and very
    flavorful. The burritos are huge, too big for me, but very tasty. And they have alot of options for
    people with dietary restrictions; i.e., high protein, low carb, etc. I don't work for them, or
    anything like that. I just like that I have an option where I can go get good, flavorful food, with
    ingredients that I can actually identify.

    kimberly

  6. It's Wendy's (as Chipotle is McDonald's), but the food is of pretty good quality, and I wouldn't
    hesitate to eat there when I'm in the same neighbourhood.

    Mark Shaw said:

    The Baja Fresh chain is opening stores in the Dallas area.

    What type of food do these people sell? Is it like a Taco Bell, a Chipotle, or something else? How
    is it, quality-wise?

    Thanks.

  7. Okay, I stopped by and got a Baja Burrito (chicken) yesterday. Not bad. I'll definitely go back.

    Thanks for all the opinions.

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    Mark Shaw contact info at homepage --> panix.com~mshaw
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  8. (Mark Shaw) said:

    The Baja Fresh chain is opening stores in the Dallas area.

    What type of food do these people sell? Is it like a Taco Bell, a Chipotle, or something else? How
    is it, quality-wise?

    Thanks.

    there's one near me, and it is nothing like taco bell. pretty good chow, actually.

    your pal, blake

  9. Chipotle, which I think serves overspiced and oversalted food...but I still

    Oh my gawd - shows one how much people's tastes vary, and shows you how hard it is for one
    restaurant to please everybody.

    I think Chipotle serves bland, underspiced food! Can you say boring?

    Moe

  10. x-no-archive: yes

    We have a Baja Fresh down the street, and I have bought some stuff there. It was OK but not
    very special, IMO. I had better fish tacos-- and more interesting salsas-- at another chain
    called La Salsa.

    But we live in an area with a lot of very good small Mexican places. It's a tough crowd out here.

    Naomi D.

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